Subhumans

Subhumans

anarcho-punk

United Kingdom Est. 1980

"With rapid tempos and sharp riffs driving an unrelenting urgency, Subhumans create an atmosphere thick with intensity and communal resolve."

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From the Cradle to the Grave

From the Cradle to the Grave

1983
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Career Arc

Subhumans's discography from 1981 to 2004

1981 1992 2004
Demolition War (1981) Wessex '82 (1982) Religious Wars (1982) Reasons for Existence (1982) From the Cradle to the Gr... (1983) The Day the Country Died (1983) Time Flies... but Aeropla... (1983) Evolution (1983) Worlds Apart (1985) 29:29 Split Vision (1986) Live in a Dive: Subhumans (2004)
Subhumans matter for their unapologetic embodiment of punk’s raw spirit, delivering a potent mix of political defiance and social critique that resonates deeply with disaffected listeners.
Subhumans matter for their unapologetic embodiment of punk’s raw spirit, delivering a potent mix of political defiance and social critique that resonates deeply with disaffected listeners. By channeling frustrations into urgent sound and fervent performances, they’ve fostered a community that thrives on questioning authority, challenging norms, and embracing a sense of shared resistance. Their presence has galvanized a movement where music becomes not just an escape, but a rallying cry for collective action and change. Their approach is marked by a relentless energy that often combines aggressive instrumentation with sharply observed commentary on contemporary issues. The band’s commitment to DIY ethics amplifies their innovative spirit; every note feels like an act of rebellion, with songs crafted to provoke thought and inspire upheaval rather than mere enjoyment. This ethos fosters a deep connection among fans who actively participate in the subculture surrounding their music, turning live shows into cathartic experiences of solidarity. Lyrically, Subhumans frequently explore themes of alienation, societal decay, and the struggles of the working class. Their storytelling is direct yet impactful, blending irony and sincerity in a way that demands attention while inviting reflection on harsh realities. The tone varies from urgent and confrontational to reflective, capturing the complexity of life within systems of oppression.

Full discography

Subhumans's albums in order, from earliest releases to latest.

11 releases • 5 albums • 6 EPS • 1981–2004
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Time Flies... but Aeroplanes Crash album by Subhumans

Time Flies... but Aeroplanes Crash

1983

Evolution album by Subhumans

Evolution

1983

Wessex '82 album by Subhumans

Wessex '82

1982

Religious Wars album by Subhumans

Religious Wars

1982

Reasons for Existence album by Subhumans

Reasons for Existence

1982

Demolition War album by Subhumans

Demolition War

1981

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does Subhumans sound like?

With rapid tempos and sharp riffs driving an unrelenting urgency, Subhumans create an atmosphere thick with intensity and communal resolve. Rooted in anarcho-punk. Start with Worlds Apart.

What is the best Subhumans album to start with?

The best album to start with is "Worlds Apart" (1985). It's the most representative of what makes Subhumans worth hearing.

Who is Subhumans for?

If you're into anarcho-punk, Subhumans is worth your time. With rapid tempos and sharp riffs driving an unrelenting urgency, Subhumans create an atmosphere thick with intensity and communal resolve.

How many albums does Subhumans have?

Subhumans has 11 releases in their discography, including 5 albums and 6 EPs.

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